ZF CVCS India Secures ESC Business Nominations from Three Major OEMs
ZF CVCS India secured business nominations from three major OEMs for its ESCsmart™ Electronic Stability Control solution. Production is slated to begin in Q3 2027, aligning with India's new truck safety mandate. The company will locally assemble and supply these systems, leveraging its global expertise.
The nominations are for multi-year domestic programs and directly relate to a new mandatory safety regulation in India, suggesting a significant potential for future revenue and market share growth.
The company has secured new business nominations from major OEMs for its Electronic Stability Control solution, indicating positive business development and market traction.
ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited (ZF CVCS India) has secured business nominations from three leading Indian commercial vehicle OEMs for its ESCsmart™ Electronic Stability Control (ESC) solution. These multi-year programs cover truck platforms across 24V and 12V architectures and are designed to meet India's upcoming ESC safety regulations. The Start of Production (SOP) is scheduled for the third quarter of 2027, with all systems to be locally assembled and supplied from ZF CVCS India's manufacturing facilities in India.
The announcement follows the upcoming implementation of India's AIS regulations, which will mandate Electronic Stability Control (ESC) for trucks from October 1, 2027. ZF CVCS India's ESCsmart™ solution is already deployed on over 60,000 vehicles in India and benefits from ZF's extensive global experience with over 3 million ESC systems delivered worldwide. Paramjit Singh Chadha, Managing Director, ZF CVCS India, stated that these nominations reflect the growing momentum towards advanced active safety systems. Akash Passey, Non-Executive Chairman, ZF CVCS India, highlighted the confidence customers have placed in the company and its leadership in active safety.
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